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August 27
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August 28
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August 29
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with
First N ation al B ank
R alph Ince and Claire A d a m s
of H erm iston
PA THE NEWS
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits O ver $50,000
P B. 8 w a y z s, Pres.
R. A lexad er, Vlce-Prsn.
A. H N orton, C ashier W. L. H am m , A sst. C ashier
Alice Comedy
TUESDAY
August 30
WEDNESDAY
August 31
H O O T G IBSO N
FEED PRICE QUOTATIONS
WANT AOS
(F u rn ish ed by Farm B ureau Co-oper
a tiv e o f H erm iston. U n less other- '
w ise sp ecified , prices are per hundrod
w e ig h t.)
FOE SALE
Scratch
..............................................$2.90
Bran, 60s ................... ...............................90
iCASff BAR G A INS FOR SA LE— At E. E g g M ash :
— ..— ....¡.. 2.46
M. R ow e ranch, 3% m. N. of Her G round Oats ....................... ............... 2.25
m iston. Sw eep stack er and h a y Ground B arley *..... .......... _ ............ 2.00 j
4 .t 3 [
in g eq u ip m en t; hack, w agon, plow , W heat ...'............................ ... —
' frien o , harrow , flo a t, crow der; bee Corn, No. 2................................ x........ 2.60
nt, sh o tg u n , som e sm all Cracked Corn, No. 2........ ................ 2.60!
s - \ in g m achine and som e G round Corn, N o. 2.....V................ 2 .10 1
lu rn K u re.
M ill R un, 8 0 s.................................. 1.24
Cow Feed .............. - ................ ........... 2.28
FOR SA L E - -17 h igh grade H olsteln s, G round W h e a t..................... ................ 2.25
one 5 year old cow to fresh en Sept. Sh orts, 8 0 s..... ....................................... 1.32 !
10. tw o ju st fresh , 7 y e a rlin g s or R olled B arley ........................................ 1.58!
past and 7 2-year-olds. Can be C alf M eal, per pou nd ..._________ 3 14c'
seen at n,y ranch, 1 m ile so u th of M iddlings ....................;........................ 1.90
depot.
E. D. M artin.
52-2tc O yster sh e ll .............................................. 90
W hole Oats .......................................... 2.15
FOR SA LE— Y ea rlin g registered Jer S alt, h a lf ground 5 0 s.......„ ................ <5
se y b u ll, dam ’s record 620 pounds
fa t, price $76. L ogan Todd. 5O-2p
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“T h e S p o o k R an ch ”
If You Want to Laugh— Come
1'AKHY NIGHT— WEDNESDAY NIGHT
COMING— ID E >AY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 AND 3
M A R E N O ST R U M (Oar Sea)
W ith Alice T en y
m
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Antonio Moreno.
— sn es
Science
F O U N T A IN
Cigars, Tobacco
FO R SA LE— Purebred R am b oullet
Ram a. Crssbred ew es. S. E. Starr.
R e g istered sow and 12 pigs.
4 9-tfc
FO R SA LE— F ive hole D etroit Vapor
Oil S tove, w ith b u ilt-in dven. Mrs
W . S. B oyn ton .
_ 4 9 -3 tc
FO R B A L E — P o u ltry hou se, 10x 2 0 ,
and w ir e n e ttin g run in fro n t at
ch eap price. Joe H arvey.
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
W ill sa c r ifice fin e p ian o in. storage
n ea r here. W ill g iv e easy term s to
a resp on sib le person. F or fu ll par-
tc u la r s and w h ere piano can be seen,
addreaa P ortlan d
M usic Com pany,
2 2 7 6 th S t., P ortlan d , Ore.
48 -4 tc
Good Blue Grass Pasture, $2.00 per
month. W. A . L ia th er* .
4 5 -tfc
Barber Shop
B ert M ullins
H o m e C ookin g
IS OUR SPECIALTY
HOME MADE PASTRY
WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM
11:30 TILL 3 :00 P .M .
Fried Chicken, home style, SOo
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUR!
Open 8:80 to 9:80.
REX CAFE
FOR R E N T — S ix room m odern house,
w a it sid e. See J a m 's Todd 4 5 -tfc
TO R SA L E — N orth ern P a c ific land s
a t priceg r a n g in g from $6 to $ 21,
1 -1 0 d o w n and 10 a n n u a l In sta ll
m e n ts a t • per cen t. Y early im
p rovem en t required. U nder M cKay
■Water. Good so il, p r a c tic a lly level.
M ake ap p lica tio n to E . P. Dodd or
J. W . M esener, H erm iston , Oregon.
TOR SA LE— Good J ersey m ilk , m orn
in g an d e v e n in g d eliveries. M ilk
o n Ice a t th e house a t a ll hours.
P h o n e 25-M . H. S. H anb y. 4 2 -tfc
T ry B u r k ’s for B argain s.
3 9 -tfc
n in
SERV ICE
YOU WANT
C A IX 28-7
COUNTRY HAULS S0LICITE1
T . H . G aither
TRANSFER AND DRAY
TOR BALE— 1 B ig 0 M cCormick
m ow er; 1 h a y rake. In lan d E m pire
3 9 -tfc
L um ber Co.
TOR SA L E — N o.
H am m er.
fresh eowa. B.
3 7 -tfo
as la rg e o n es. W hole seed is u su ally
better th a n eu t seed e sp e c ia lly for
early p la n tin g , believes P rofessor
H yslop. E ig h t in ch es deep In w arm
or cold so il Is too deep and three
In ch es deep in hot dry so il or In un-
Irrigated se c tio n s Is too sh a llo w .
E ven w ith irr ig a tio n w h ere th e row 8
a r e rid ged up tour to fiv e in c h e s is
b etter.
T rue ed u cation not o n ly open« up sto r es o f k n o w led g e but de-
T h e c h ief glory o t m odern sc ien ce Is
S C IE N T IF IC
For S h o e
R ep airin g
M odern
M ach in ery
Pendleton Shoe
Shop
DO IT NOW
Benld W u t Ada Brini T u Im ito
W0
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
C.
M.
DALE
D E N T IS T R Y
O ffice ln Bank Bldg.
E ven in g by app ointm en t.
W. J. W A R N ER
Attorney-at-Law
Hermiston
i : :
Oregon
H S. McKENZIE, M. D-
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat
O ffice:
1-2-3 Inland E m pire B ld g .
F en d leion , O regon
JAMES L. SEARS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
O ffice P h on e 733.
R es. P h on e 7 1 $
Office in First National Bank Bldg.
DR. DAVID S. ROWE,
Chiropractor and Physiotherapist
Specializing in Acute and Chronio
Disease.
Location, 2 doors west of Postoffice
H ours, 10 to 6, and by ap p oin tm en t.
O ffice P hone 303
Res. F * o n e 312
HERMISTON, OREGON
Turkeys, Turkeys
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education and professional training.
O p p o rtu n ity id offered in
22 departments of the Colle(te of
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And in <’id School» o f
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F o r in fo rm a tio n or catalogue u>nte
, Th« R e g ittre r, U m v e re ity o f
Oretfon, Fufdftd, O re.
Oregon State
T h e ne
th ea tre is n ow b e in g an e x ten siv e tour o f p otato d istr ic ts
day m orning, r e tu rn in g hom e W ed
nesd ay ev en in g . M iss Lash seem s to han d led by Mr. and Mrs. R equa, w ho th r o u g h o u t O regon. Som e of the
m O T T U l W im
im provem ents. fie ld s w ere turned dow n because of
be d o in g w e ll bu t M iss To w ell
Is have m ade several
T he m u sic has been ch an ged . Mrs. too m uch d isease or w eak p lan ts.
s t ill con fin ed to her bed.
W A N T E D — W a itress at H erm iston
An o u tfit car cam e In th is w eek to Irvin C hapm an is now p la y in g the Som e of th ose field s fa ilin g to pass
5 1 - lt c
H otel.
vio lin and Mrs. Ray C hapm an
th e are from poor seed sorted o u t o t cer
put in a new tan k for th e railroad.
Yon can’t heat the service and
John L ew is, c o n su ltin g e n g in e er piano. T h e v e n tila tio n Is m uch bet- tifie d seed w h ile oth ers are from good
W A N T E D — T w o lady boarders. Com
workmanship we have.
and a tto rn ey at law o f P ortlan d , p ass ter th an It has been b efore and th e j c ertified seed but th e buyer fa iled to
fo rta b le room a t reasonable rates
ed th ro u g h U m a tilla on W ednesd ay house Is kept clean and cool. S a tu r- pu n Ou t th e diseased p la n ts In tim e
A ddress Mrs. A. JA. S m ith , H erm is
a ftern o o n on h is w ay to M ilton w h ere day and Su n d ay, A ug. 2 7 -2 8 , a W a r -[to p reven t the spread o f th e d isea se
to n , O regon.
51 -2 tp
he Is to instaJl a m u n icip al lig h t and ner Bros, pictu re. P r iv a te Izzy Mur- th is year.
sh ow n . It
fea tu re s!
"Th,, large num ber of fie ld s p lan t-
pow er plan t. H e stopped to see the phy, w ill be
W A N T E D — Feeder hogs, 90 to 125
presid en t of th e d istr ic t b n lrd of th e G eorge Jeeeell and P a tsy R u th M il- , e<j to th e better seed Is g o in g to sh ow
6 I-tfc
pounds. Lee Savely.
The best money can buy is the
w est e x ten sio n Irrigation d istr ic t on ler w ith V era Gordon and M att Carr. ln th e increased yield per acre th is
only equipment we w ill use.
m a tter s r e la tin g to reclam ation .
* It is a g r ip p in g sto r y o f a b oy’s ¡year," sa y s P rofessor H yclop. ‘ More
S ee P orter for ren t of lau n d ry eq u ip
for su ccess, in te rm in g le d ■ field s w ith produ ctive rather th an
Mr. and Mrs. Jack C herry
le f t str u g g le
m en t o c cu p y in g th ree room s. 49 -tc
FOUR SKILLED WORKMEN
.d iseased p la n ts w ill m ake m ore sa le-
F rid a y n ig h t for S e a ttle an d V a n w ith rom ance, com edy and path os.
Are busy in the shop all of the
B u r k ’s, h ead q u arters for A rm y Sh oes
cou ver, B. C.
Mre. M aude Sm ith o f P ortlan d has able potatoes,
3 9 -tfc
itme which insures fast service.
B ird ie McCoy o f La G rande w as retu rn ed to her hom e a fter s p e n d - , "T here has been som e m lsr e p r e se n -!
v is itin g a t th e Max G rayb eal hom e Ing a fe w w eek s a t th e hom e o f h e r , ration of c ertified seed on th e part of
W a tch , clo ck and Jew elry rep airin g.
siste r , Mrs. D. W . J a ck so n . .
I som e a n x io u s to se ll th eir poor stock
W ednesd ay and T hu rsday.
Se« N e w e ll, n e x t door to Sappers.
BUI P eck hag gon e on h is vaca tio n .
Mr. D. W . Jack son sp e n t la st w eek at th e c ertified price. One lot grow -!
I I - t ie
Mr. and Mrs. N orw ood
o f T h e In P ortlan d .
,ln g th is year from seed th a t wag m is-
D alles have m oved back to U m a tilla .
Mrs. V ivian M artin
and
fa th e r rep resented had m ore th an 50 per |
P o la n d s fo r P r o fits. S t illin g s . 3 7 tf
P e te H u gh es h as accepted a Job P ete T llson returned T h u rsd ay n ig h ! cen t disease. To sell u n certified seed
643 Main Street
as m ech an ic In th e g a r a g e a t M ilton. from P ortlan d w h ere th e y h ave been as c er tifie d or to se ll c er tifie d seed
3 9 -tfc
PENDLETON, OREGON
B u rk ’s for B a r g sln s.
R oy K endlar and A lb ert and Clar sp en d in g th e past w eek .
w ith ou t ta g s Is a v io la tio n of th e law !
ence A tch ln son have retu rn ed hom e
M iss D orothy T ilaon has g o n e on and p u n ish a b le by fin e and Imprison-
R EA L EBTATB E X C H A N G E S A N D
from harvest.
from P ortlan d to S a n P ed ro, C all- m e n t.”
IN SU R A N C E . J- M. BIGGS. R E
Mrs. H arrold o f W aldp ort, O reg.. fo rn ia .
T he d e str u c tiv e d is e a s e - b la c k leg '
ALTO R.
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la v is it in g a t th e hom e o f her brother
C larence S tarb u ck o f A r lin g to n , — Is u n u su a lly com m on
th is year.!
H arvey C arlisle.
w as a d in n er g u e st a t th e N u g en t It cau ses a d w a rfin g o f th e p la n ts
ADDINO machins rolls at the Herald
Mrs. Max G aybeal and son Jr r e - ! h om e W ednesday e v e n in g .
- and a y e llo w in g of th e leaves. The
affiso.
4 u,
n r ic e o f * v»»'1' turned from a w eek sta y In Y ak im a, i Mr. F. F. C arelle and Mrs. L aura standard corro siv e su b lim a te tr ea t-
H erm iston Second H and S tore.— •
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J’™ ' , Mr. and Mrs. Carl B ro w n ell o f M ontraatelle o f P en d leto n w ere Um a m ent h as been found to be th e m ost
F a r a i ta r e and H ard w are, B ee Sup-
SubgcripOOn
if
you
M
l
in
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R tn P ortland v isite d over th e w eek end tilla v isito r s Su nd ay.
e ffe c tiv e ln c o n tr o llin g b la c k le g and
H arn ess, Sad d les. W agon s.
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i— I at th e hom e of th eir d a u g h te r, Mrs.
Mrs. D. C. M aboney h as been a s- is recom m ended for both
c e r tifie d
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35-lfo , , u i
sla
tin
In Tucker’s grocery the past seed fie ld s and com m on s e e d fields.
ray
w.T
J xL
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Irvin C hapm en.
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k u
h g
tiw M o n e y
A night errw haa been put to work week.
S m all segq pieces sr ç not. so good (
V IN E Y A R D LODGE NO. 3 0$, L O. O.
F. m eets each M onday e v en in g la Odd
F ello w s’ hall. V isitin g m em bers aor-
d tally Invited.
W . R. L onghorn, Secretary.
Custia Simona, N . G.
D R .
Portland.
W heat— B. B. bluestem , $1.34; hard
w hite, $1.31; federation, soft white,
w estern w hite, hard w inter. $1.30;
northern spring, $1.33; w estern red.
31.25.
H ay — A lfalfa. $17017.50; valley
im othy, $ 1 7 0 1 8 ; eastern Oregon tim
othy. $22022.50.
B u tterfat— 43 H e.
E ggs— Ranch, 23 0 29c.
Cattle— S teers, good, $909.35.
H ogs— Medium to choice. $10.500
12.36.
Lam bs — Medium to choice. $10.50
11.50.
Seattle.
W heat—S oft w hite, w estern w hite
aard w inter, $1.31%; w estern red.
11.28; northern str in g . $1.30%; blue
tern, $1.33%; dark northern spring.
W alla, has been m ade a ss is ta n t su p er 51-44; dark hard w lpter, $1.39%.
in te n d e n t o f th e first d iv isio n w ith
H ay— A lfalfa, $25; tim othy, $28;
h eadq uarter in P ortland .
P. S., 22.
M. C. W illia m s, a ssista n t su p e rin
B utterfat— 43c.
ten d en t o f th e fir st d iv isio n of the
E ggs— Ranch, 25 0 35c.
O. W. R. & N ., w ith h ead q u arters in
C attle— S teers, choice, $ 9 0 9 .5 0 . «
P ortland , has been m ade su p erin ten d
H ogs— Prim e, $12.50012.65.
en t o f the. third and fo u rth d iv isio n s
Spokane.
w ith h eadq uarters a t Spokan e.
Cattle— S teers, good. $8.5003.00.
E n g in eer W lllla rd h as been pro
H ogs—Good. $11.75012.
m oted to road forem an o f e n g in es,
v ice Mr. F ry’s prom otion.
W alter B ray took a load o f w a te r —
m elon s to La Grande M onday n ig h t.
Mr. and Mrs. D ale B row n
and
child ren of T ou ch et. W n., v isite d a t 1
th e J im B yrnes hom e Sunday.
I want them, now, or next
A new ste e l w ater tan k h as been
week, or any time. W ill buy
in sta lled at th e sch ool house.
whole flocks,, part flocks, young
Mr. and Mrs. John M cDonald and
or old. Figure with me before
ch ild ren of T ouchet. W n., sp en t S a t
you
sell.
urday n ig h t at th e Fred S to n e home
¡on th eir w ay to A storia.
Mr. and Mrs. C lifford M artin, Mr.
j and Mrs. C. C. L am bert and son
Address HERMISTON, OREGON
D arrell, and Mrs. L ouis From dahl
Telephone, Echo, 15-F-14
m otored to W alla W alla Sunday.
V era M arkw ell has retu rn ed from
’ P ortland w h ere sh e h as been v lslt-
j in g th e H oover’s, form erly o f Um a-
Itilla .
Mrs. Ida M eans of P o tla n d Is v is
it in g her aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. John
P ow ell.
Mrs. L aura C aldw ell sp en t Sunday
H igh er ed u cation in th e fie ld of app lied scien ce com b in es te c h
aftern oon at th e hom e of her brother
n ic a l stu d y w ith th e fu n d a m e n ta l tr a in in g e sse n tia l to c itize n sh ip .
A rch ie N ich ols.
Mrs. C harlie G ould h as retu rn ed
Its d egrees open th e w ay n ot o n ly to lead ersh ip in “ th e several
from L ebanon, O regon, w h ere sh e has
pu rsuit« and p rofession s In lif e ” but aol to a la rg er com m u n ity
been v isitin g .
service.
Mr. and Mrs. G ene D ex ter and
d au gh ter w en t to th e m o u n ta in s near
La G rande T hursday.
OREGON STATE LAND-GRANT COLLEGE
In tw o w eek s sch ool w ill sta r t
ag
a
in . M ost of th e
ch ild ren
are
M ain tain s sch o o ls o f E n g in e e r in g (c iv ll, e le c tr ic a l, m ech an ical,
a n x io u s to hpgln again .
c h e m ic a l), Mlr.es, F orestry, A g r icu ltu re , P harm aoy, H om e E conom
L eland and Floyd Gould have re
ics, V ocation al E d u cation , C om m erce, and M ilitary S c ien ce, all
tu rned hom e from L ebanon, Oregon.
o ffe r in g accred ited co lle g e w ork. T h e S chool of B asic A r ts and
Mr. and Mrs. Todd and th eir nelce
T h elm a M ontgom ery, w en t to P e n
S cien ces, In d u stria l Jou rn alism , L ibrary P ra c tic e , P h y sic a l E d u
dleton M onday.
c a tio n , and M usic afford sound b asic and sp ecialized tr a in in g .
T he o u tfit th a t is b u ild in g th e new
w ater tank for the railroad w ill be
For catalogue and other information address the Registrar
here for a t lea st tw o m onths. The
ta n k w ill be dow n th ir ty days.
E v e r y th in g from th e ground up w ill
be torn dow n and m ade of new m ater
ial.
Agricultural College
E lm er T ucker ha* disposed of h is
Btore to Mrs. D. C. M ahoney and w ill
Corvallis
m ove to A rco, Idaho, w h ere he has
pu rchased a drug b u sin ess. Mr.
T ucker said , "It Is w ith regret th a t
Mrs. T ucker and I leave U m a tilla
on th e w e ll d r ill at th e J o n cs-S cott and th e frlendg we fe el w e have
g ravel pit.
h ere.” T he store w ill be condu cted
N aom i and R u th B row n ell retu rn on th e sam e plan as before w ith re
ed to P ortlan d w ith th e ir parents, g iste re d p h arm acist a t your service.
R ev. and Mrs. S w a g g er and fa m ily Mr. and Mrs. Carl B row n ell.
Mr. and Mrs. B ill S w ltz ler retu rn
retu rn ed F rid ay from an exten ded
CERTIFYING OF POTATOES
ed T hu rsday from P ortland ,
v is it w ith r ela tiv e s in C aliforn ia.
SOUGHT BY MARY GROWERS
Mrs. A rthu r B u n tln le ft for Idaho
O laf S tan gb y and son R alph sp en t
T
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w
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sh
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w
ill
join
T uesd ay n ig h t in U m a tilla and left
W ednesd ay a ftern oon for th e ir hom e her d au gh ter A rthel for her b ir th In'jyrest in Grop for Seed Shewn
day.
all Over Oregon, Prof. Hyslop
In Seabold , W ash.
Mrs. Les B lak ely and d au gh ters
Mr. and Mrs. P reston H an son and
Finds on Trip.
son H arold and Mr. and Mrs. Ben N aom i and E u gen ia B u rn s have gone
M ore p otato field s are en tered for
S p en cer retu rn ed F rid a y a fter sp en d to A m erican F a lls, Idaho.
Som e of th e te n n l8 fa n s o f U m a- c e r tific a tio n than ever b efore, a c
in g tw o w eek s on th e coast.
R u b y P o w e ll and D orothy Lash tMla have been w o rk in g on th e te n cord in g to G. R. H yslop. c h ie f In
had to n sil o p eration s
at
th e St. nis cou rt. T h ey are m ak in g a double farm crops a t O regon A gricu ltu ra l
C ollege, w h o has ju st retu rn ed from
A n th o n y h osp ital In P en d leton T u es court.
THE
LODGI DIRECTORY
TH E M ARKETS.
G ilbert S m ith
THE KEY TO ED JCATION
velo p g th e a letr m ind.
F O R SALE— T w o horse fresno, sp rin g
to o th harrow , 8 disc e x ten sio n re
v e r s ib le plow , 3% in. w agon , hay
rack , se t dum p boards. A. N. R ay
m ond,
50-2tc
25c-50c
M iss Laura D unne m ade a trip to
P en d leton T hursday.
Mrs. H erb Lane of Sp okan e Is m ov
in g back to U m atilla.
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er T ucker and
son B obble w en t to W asco S atu rd ay
n ig h t to spend Su nd ay.
Mr. and Mrs. W . P. L lew elly n h a v e
m oved in to th e D. C. B row n ell pro
perty on th e h ig h w a y w h ich they
h ave r e c en tly pu rchased.
O w ing to th e in crease In fr eig h t
b u sin ess fiv e sw itc h
e n g in e g are
w o rk in g day and n ig h t In th e U m a-
, tilla railroad yards.
Mlse L aura D unne h as in sta lle d a
j w ater cooler a t th e S taym ore a u to
j cam p to d isp en se ice w a ter to the
tou rists. One o f the m ost freq u en t
'co m p la in ts voiced by th e to u r ists is
th e w arm w ater and
poor
w a ter
i w h ich th ey m ust drink w h ile tra v el-
I in g across th e co u n try . T h is Is the
cau se of th is recen t Im provem ent at
' the camp.
Mr. D. C. B row n ell le ft ea rly last
w eek for Los A n geles.
Mr. and Mrs. R alph T aylor
of
| L ow den. W ash ., v isited a t th e hom e
of Jim B yrnes T uesd ay n ig h t, b r in g
in g B ern ice B y rn es hom e a fte r
a
; w eek ’s v isit at th e ir hom e.
L. H. F ry, road forem an o f en g in e s
¡of O. W. R. & N ., located a t W alla
We Haul
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L. J. M c A te e
FAINTS, WALLPAPER,
PICTURE MOULDINGS
AND GLASS
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Thia coupon and 25c entitle the under
signed to one 3 5c can o t Acme Quality
Bnamel-Kote, any color, and a apccial
20c Paint Brush.
CONTRACTING
613 Main St.
Phone 18S
Pendleton, Oregon.
Addreaa .
T o acquaint you with Aetna
Q uality, we are making a ape*
cial offer fo r a
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OUR MOTTO:
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and reasonable rates. Graduate
nurse in attendance at all times.
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HERMISTON, OREGON.
W e H ave
A n ticip ated
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th a t ia n ecessary to
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